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Gov. Abidun’s silent revolution in road construction

Daily Dispatch October 11, 2020

By: Waheed Adesina “I have a dream to make this world a better place to live for our unborn generations and that dream will come true through silent revolution-the revolution of positive actions and positive deliberations. Be a part of that revolution.” Amit Ray This quote by Amit Ray, an

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Anxiety in Louis Edet House as I.G Adamu retires

Daily Dispatch October 9, 2020

The current administration under the leadership of President Muhammadu Buhari has been accused in several quarters of not adhering to the principle of federal charracter in his appointment of public officers since he came to power in 2015. Many instances abound in the country where most appointments are skewed in favour of people from his […]

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Governor Zulum, it’s one attack too many

Daily Dispatch September 27, 2020

By George Onmonya Daniel The fact is that Boko Haram are still prowling Borno and Yobe State at will and have not be decimated or technically defeated, as the federal government likes to put it. Don’t be deceived about it. Professor Babagana Umara Zulum, the Governor of Borno State, of all people should know that. They […]

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Nestle: Boosting youth capacity, building for employability

Daily Dispatch September 24, 2020

By Peter Ejiofor, News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) Unarguably, employability is very important, especially for the younger generations. However, according to the International Labour Organisation (ILO), two out of every five young people are either unemployed or have a job that keeps them in poverty. With the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, more than one […]

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Edo governorship election, the verdict, mood and expectations

Daily Dispatch September 23, 2020

By Kayode Olaitan (NAN) The much publicised governorship election in Edo has taken place as scheduled on Sept. 29 and the winner has emerged. Looking back at the peaceful conduct of the election, it has, incontrovertibly, proved wrong cynics’ expectations of violence during the election, a development that many political observers see as a sign […]

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SPECIAL REPORT: In Nigeria, citizens pay more for darkness than electricity

Daily Dispatch September 18, 2020

The anger and frustration on Adelana Martins’ face are unmistakable  – there is a power outage just about the time he wants to iron his clothes.  The power failure has thwarted his plan to appear at work by 2 pm in crispy uniform. Yet, he dares not appear in office in mufti, and he cannot […]